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The best of the bunch from this show. I had seats to the left of the stage right next to the front rail but had the opportunity to move into a luxury box with free food and beer so that is where these are from. Sec 101. Not bad for a little point and shoot.
This was taken specifically for the Nines Group. I noticed the group on the Flickr homepage today, looked up and identified three software packages from a pile on my desk, all displaying "nine-numbers". (2 + 0 + 0 + 7 = 9 ; 9 + 6 + 3 + 9 = 27, 2 + 7 = 9).
Bonus points if you can identify all three pieces of software.
These guys set up on the street and played for awhile before the Santa Speedo Sprint. Then during the race, two of them took off their shirts, donned "Rudolph" noses, and ran
The Belly Fusion Dance Collective perform "Nine till Five" at Blists Hill Ironworks on 23rd June 2018
...
Floating in the summer sky
Ninety nine red balloons go by
Ninety nine red balloons
Floating in the summer sky
Panic bells, its red alert
There´s something here from somewhere else
..
(Lyrics English version 1984, Nena)
(Ok, so it's spring and there's only one - but it's floating towards the Gatwick airport TMA and it was a bit of a surprise to see a big red blob coming from behind the trees)
A small nine stone circle near Winterbourne Abbas, there are two larger stones and seven smaller. Flowers had been left on one of the smaller stones each time we visited.
Nine Inch Nails Setlist from Terminal 5 Show Tuesday August25, 2009
1. Home
2. Terrible Lie
3. The Beginning Of The End
4. Discipline
5. March Of The Pigs
6. The Line Begins To Blur
7. I'm Afraid of Americans
8. Ruiner
9. The Big Comedown
10. Burn
11. Gave Up
12. La Mer
13. The Fragile
14. Non Entity
15. Eraser
16. The Way Out Is Through
17. 1,000,000
18. Letting You
19. Survivalism
20. Reptile w/Peter Murphy
21. Kick In The Eye - Peter Murphy (a Bauhaus song)
22. The Hand That Feeds
23. Head Like A Hole
24. The Frail
25. The Wretched
26. The Day The World Went Away
27. Dead Souls w/Peter Murphy
28. Wish
29. Hurt
This is of course a sundial, but built large to provide a greater degree of accuracy. The ramp with the steps up it in the previous photograph was the 'gnomon', which is the part of a sundial that serves to cast the required shadow.
The problem with sundials (apart from the fact that they don't work too well when the sun isn't shining) is that they are innacurate because of the Earth's eliptical order. They are presumably only correct twice a year (like a stopped watch being accurate twice a day!). To allow for this, the indicated time on the sun dial has to be corrected. On this particular day the correction was eleven mimutes, but I believe that at its extreme, the correction faction is as much as 25 minutes. Hardly makes it all seem worth it!
Correction factors aside, Vish informed us that this sundial is accurate to within 20 seconds. Each of the largest divisions (where the lines cross to the other side), is one hour. There are 15 minutes, 5 minute, 1 minute and 20 second subdivisions. So the indicated time here is about 5 and a half minutes past nine.
Tried out the Canon G7 point and shoot camera at the NIN Concert Nov 14, at Copps Coliseum in Hamilton Ontario. Really surprised with the cameras results, apart from the high noise at 800ISO, the manual focus set at infinity, and full control of shutter and f-stop made up for it.
Awesome show, even if you’re not too big in NIN, this is a light show not to be missed, just blew me away.
“ Navratri, the festival of nine nights, was celebrated with great gaiety and fervour.
Children were all decked up in their traditional finery, and danced to lilting tunes of the dhol.
The campus was decorated which gave a real look of “MATA NO DARBAR”.
It was decorated with glittering decoration and sparkling diyas.
It was a pleasure to watch. Children enjoyed doing garba with their friends and teachers”.